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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19

* EXTENDED PoruLARirY.-BRowN's BRoS-
CaIAI TE0caEs hayo Tor many years been the
most popular article in use for relieving Coughs
AMI Throat troubles.
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Mr.. ID. 5. Rodiord. who won tho bar
rcl of flour at ~. Mnry's fair, very gem
erously sent it to the Little Sisters OF the
Poor.
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THE ISSUES OF LIFE.
ADDRESS or TIE REV DIR. Co0PzR AT
TIE Z. Il. C. a. HALL.
The Observance OF the Week Of Prayer
Closing Services Held Last
Might.

The services at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall last night were
begun with the hymns There is a
Fountain Filled with Blood, and Jesus
is Coming, Sing the Glad Word
Mr.. Charles f. Thomas then read the
3ith Psalm and led in prayer. The
choir sang Beyond the Smiling and
the Weeping, and Mrs. W. J. Stephens
followed with "COme Unto Me-
Rev. DIR. George Cooper delivered an
address on the text: Keep thy heart
with all diligence, for out Of it are the
issues Of life Proverbs, ". 2I., etc.
''Ihese words, said the Doctor, ind,-
cat four things as influencing our dcsti-
nies-thc heart. the lips (or speech, the
eyes, and the path OF our feet The
heart first. because out OF 1t are the
issues of lie.
Matthew Arnold is quoted as saying
that there are four powers which govern
the world. and he exemplifios tucm by
countries The power of conduct, as
exemplihcd by England; the power of
beauty. as seen IN France, where every
peasant can converse intelligently on
what is to be admired aud what TO be
spuncd: the p0Werof art. rs eXcmplltied
in Italy: the power Of knowledge, as
seen in Germany. How different Is this
stat.meutfrom tho inspired Word. How
vague and indefinite 1t Is. And bow
clear is the Word of God In defining the
mower, which Govern the world: Let
i,dno owes look straisht TO remove thy
foot f.1m evil And how clear is the
direction given Us for our guidance
Not tle setd .1' tu' near Z. '.g i l'',tc i,,
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$40 .,
Aoun@peop.'' ie.meI, ,l'l',"''l F'"
that you have been framed ih tle e.ho' o'l'
3 employ the powers oi the head, nu'
iet mo impress 81 upon You that IL Is lar
more important that your n'aftS should
be- trained To- purity ara .'. ho''heNs. NteP
Thy heart win all o'iieen'r' Ior "0' oil
II are the issues OF h'e. " hAt th' re-
s.fTor ls. 20 this ciiy win us ln.H'pl. ,
t..' so ,1 is ~ ','ou ~ VI ", A. 'i,,'' It
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pure ana u.. IN, ,.' + or '''- 'o'' ''-' % '''
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Nh'n IL comes to tne scnaiorsmp Nr.
hafooor WI receive ihe unanimous vote
OF 'h' iCuo.'lAi,. ODnsrai Malone
'H.i .'I. hl0..''. .rser VIII receive the
yo,'s %! the fepuhIcane.
Ni; haf''nr WILL become Scnator ,i,
Na'ch 3 Ie''. ln place oi Mr.. hlddIc-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19

The Chesterfield Circuit Court mcats
again on Monday next.
The November term Of the Hastings
Court begins Monday. There are no
criminal cases to De triad at ,hl5 term.
Rev. III Richardson is c.pected 10
preach at the Presbyterian church san
day morning
'fhe three boys WHO were hurt by the
fallino Of IN elevator at the Old Do
minon Cotton-Miils Wednesday are
getting along well. It is hoped tnat all
of them will recover.
On the lst day of December Treasurer
Pronaugh viii Offer for sale in front OF
the courthouse door all the real estate
belonging to delinquent taxpayers for
State taxes.
5ir. W. G.. Webb, Of Baltimore,
formerly one of the best-known citizens
Of Manchester, and a member of the
famous New Board Of Trustees Of
this city shortly after the war, was in
the city Yesterday.
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Auction SALES TODAY.

AUGUSTINE ROYALL & CO.. Up. NJ, commits
slOner'. sale ~ store property AID TWO
and saScn e'ghths acres Of land In tho Ytl-
lage Of Midlothian, Chesterfield county.
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LELBIG'S Extract OE BEit.
I IEBlG COMpANTS EXTRACT
Il Oi BEEF Finest aud cheapest m..t
os,o.ue stock for soups Made Dishes,
ana Sauces. Annual .aio, 5000 0ol jars.
/ EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
II or BEEE An inyalusDlo tonic els "a
.uece.. ana boon Tor which nsu0us
should feel grateful '-See y, cr Fr.ss.
Lguccf, &c.
Cenuile only win the fae-sinae OF Baron
Leb.gs signature in blue ink across ihe
label The title Baron LioDis having
been largely used rs dealers with no con-
ncciion With Baron Lietig, the public arc
Informed that ne lieb.s Company nlono
csu oncr the article with Baron Lobigs
guarantee Of Genuncncss.
I lEBfG COMPANYS EXTRACT
- or BEEF. 10 bs had Of an si0rckoepers,
grocers, aud chemists. Sole agents ior
Tie Uulted statos Wholesale only,
G. DAVID co,
9Foachurch avenue, London, Eng.
Hz-sa52s
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+. - DtL u4AlRs tiiN fRtAl-r 4iit4A ''''
was charged with stealing 2l.0 from Mr..
H. Tate Evans and wife. was tried IN the
Husting's CouIt yesterday, and the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty.
This is the man who. il was alleged,
entered into n contract with Mrs. Evans
by which, in return for money she adj
vanced, he was to divide the profits OF "a
directory he said he WAS gong to pub
lisa.
The Commonwealth Attorney stated
that there were pending IN the Police
Court charges of petty larceny against
Dcnniur lie was, therefore, reminded
to iaii to await the sessiou Of the court
on Monday.
WEDDING FEsrIy TIES -ST1nEvrrID.
Yesterday morning William Bcrryand
James Boyden were before thc Po.co
Court charge with being ti9orlcriy and
throwing rocks at the hoIso of Norris
T,ruter Pat Sullivan was charged VITA
being drunk and TIRE rcpess!uE On tie
premises of Frrriior lis ease Was con
tinued until 10 day. The testimony dis
closed The fact Tint ,ir Iouit,r was
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n:o,t ist was arrested on w rraat
chorgino hin, with cmrczz.i.g $50. the
nrouerr9 of Uall. Pos. rs a. Co.. was
taken uo in the Police Court Yesterday.
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Portsmouth-R. L. Herbert, Demo

crat.
Richmond City-A. s. Buford, H. L.
Carter, Lyon G.. Tyler, and John A.
Curtis, Democrats.
Democrats, 81 A.; Republicans, 81 :;
independent Republicans, unknown
Republican CNansemon6, /.
Two sets of returns have been re-
ceived here from Nansemond, one in favor
of J. A. Brown, Republican the other
G. II. Cadscy, Independent Republican.
HECtPiTCLATION
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THE LEGISLATURE.
LlsT OF MEMBERS or TEE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A"o Democrats Have q Large Majority in
Zach houso-ImDortant Business
Coming Up.

ihc regular biennial session Of the
General Assembly of Virginia begins on
'A' first Wednesday in December, upon
which day the two houses will organize
mt thc Governor viii have ready his
message calling the attention of the wise
men OF the Commonwealth to such mat
tcro os demand legislative attention.
Lieutenant Governor Massey Is or
e|fc, the President Of tine Senate
lrr'Ieut pan f0U. Clerk. Sorgelnt-at-
A,m.. Dco.1cepcf, &C., vlil have 10 bc
c.ectcd-hut the chances are that most
oi the present incumhcnts will be re-
turned 90 t1ur positions.
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TIE HANoyRR-sTREEr ROAD.

Yesterday was the time fixed for
Judge Redd, OF Hanover. to SIT Tor
Judge Minor, of Henrico. and hear what
Is known as the Hanoyer-Street. road
case, which is pending on notice 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19
IN THE LAWS MESHES
A HUMBER OF RECENT CASES OF PUB
Lie INTEREST.
Numerous Items from the Supreme Court
Of Appeals, and Chancery, Circuit,
Hustings, and Police Courts

A young colored woman named Mar
tha Coleman was before the Hastings
Courtyesterday, chargedwith feloniously
stabbing and wounding Henry Madison,
an old negro man. A number of wit
nesses who were examined testified to the
cutting of Madison by the woman, but
when placed on the stand she stou'ly
denied it, saying she hit him with her
umbrella, but had no knife or weapon
in her hand.
The jury refused to believe her story
in the face Of the testimony of several
witnesses, as they brought in a verdict Of
guilty, and Martha will spend three
years in the pcnitentGry.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10
Greatly Excited.

Not a few ofthr citizens of fMechaniCstnWn
have recently become greatly excited over
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rTNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
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plans Court of, FREDERICK county, letters
of administration on the personal estate OF
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All persons indebted to said estate arc
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Given under my hand this Goth, day Of
February, fss,.
THOMAS b. SWEENEY,
nnr3 st. AdminiStrato
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NOTICE! !

On and after this date no order on the
Treasurer of the Catoctn Iron Co., will be
valid unless approved.ny Mr., y. Robb, Supt.
Catoctn Iron Co...
Any information as to employment and
furnishing of supplies to said Company will
be chceriuIly given by calling upon tho
Sup't Mr.. ltobb BY order
feb s p' STEINER SCHLEI Scc'y.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10
Newspaper Law Decisions.

I. Any person who takes n paper regularly from
the postuttlce- whether directed 70 his name oran-
Others or whether tftS subscribed or not-s re
~ponsible for the payment. ~. ..
If any person orders his paper discontinued. he
Tor she must pay all lhc arrcaragcS or the ruMSNtr
may continue To send il until payment is made
md collect The whole amount whether the lol'er IS
taken from the office or not
No paper will bc discontinued until paid up
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10
s. NJ. B/RZZI
BROKER,
REAL ESTATE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
LOAN e COLLECTION
AGENCY

strict and prompt attention to tn" col'cc.
ton of all claims. Notes, Bills and Jud--
mcnts bought.
REAL ESTATE
bought and sold on Commission. The best
and most RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANIES represented in the state tor
eli, her farm or town properties. All business
strictly confidential.
Office, Front Room in NJ G. Cramcr :
Residence, opposite john Roots store.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10
Ordinance No. 4.
AN ORDINANCE
Prevent and Suppress Nui-
sances within the limits Of the
Corporation Of NJ McchanirStOwn
and for other Purposes.

and for other Purposes.
SECTION l. BE it enacted aM ortlatn cd
6y the Commissioners IF .hech,ntjrSto'nn,
yJNha all unnecessary firing of Gums, Pts.
tolls and Fire Crackers within the taxa
bc limits of Mcchanicstown, is hereby pro-
hibitcd, and any person or persons guilty of
vio ating thi, Section, shall pay fine of not
less than One dollar nor more than Five
dollars, for each and every such oifcnsc or
violation.
SEC. .. Be II rnacte1 and or0dined By Mr
autioriH Gt1reSaM:
That Horse Racing, Bullet Playing, Ball
Playing, and all species OF Gambling and
lntoXlcaton, Rio,ing, Fighting, Swearing
and all indecent or diSordcrlv conduct in
the streets or alleys, within 'hc taxable lin
its aforesaid, is hereby prohihitcd and any
person or persons violating SAID section
Shall be fined not less shan One dollar nor
more than Twenty dollars.
SEC. 3. Be it enartcd nnd ordotnc5 By the
autloHty Worcsa2d;
That upon complaint made hy any two in
habitanls of the taxable limits of Mechanics.
town, that any person from his or her indie
cent and diSordcrly conduct gives disturb
ancr to his or her ncighbol,. il Shall be law
tul for the President of the Board of COM
misSionrrs of Mcrhanic,toWn, if upon hear
int lhr parties. he .haI) adiudoc the com
pIaini TO be well founded, TO commit such
disorlcrly person to the JAN of Frederick
County for any term not exceeding thirty
DAYS or in lieu thereof, to fin" such person
not more than Twenty dollars nor less than
One dollar
Sr, p,t ,.,,,t,y o,j o,,I,;o,1 h, n,
""""'"gW W"'e"'"'
That any person or persons, RdinC or
Driving on the pavcmcnts or sidewalks or
Riding or Driving 1T AN imnodcI1ir rat"
't'',n,iI , ,,i. ,i..r,h, ,n,n'rr;,,,
fife. limb or property. or permitting Horses,
Mules or Colts to run at large, shall be hnrd
not less than On" dollar nor more than rive
dollars for each and every violation OF this
Section.
SEC s 3, il raart.inad oy,litled 6y the
.,.,,.,, ,,t,..,.,.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10
IA HEAD OF HORNED CATTLE

among which are ~ good milk COWS, > full
COWS, the others will hr trcsn by day Of sale,
3 hcifcrs If months old, / Durham Bull
wears old,
A lot Of Shotrs, Osborn Binder and
Truck. | Osborne Mower, ! Tiger Hay
Rake, / Mosclcy and Stoddard Creamery
Sloddard Churn, llarpoon Hay Fork,
Rope and Pulleys, Buggy, Jaeger, /
Farmers Friend Corn Planter, Bickford
d Hoffman Grain Drill, / New American
Fruit Evapnrator, | 4-horsr Thrcshing Ma
chine. / Thomas Hay Rake, / Champion
Wheat Fan, lot Of Hay and Corn and Il very
large and complete line Of farming nipple
mcnts; also Mountain Lot containing l2t
acres
BY consulting the W. VI. time card it will
he found that parties rcsiln" east or west
of Lows can take the trains that will Give
them ample line to attend tins sale.
TERMS $40, six months with interest
. +. J. koib, .Auct II. A. lIINEA
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10

culmlnatcd IN attack OF apopleXy ana
complete paralysis Of the entire left
side Of Henry Ward Bcecsr-r:---~.''-"'-"A'
The pressure onuh@ hrsini rapidly
Increased and within fortv--eight
houps he was perfectly insensible and
probably without the power to will or
think. From the first lis physicians
claimed his case to be beyond aid and
his recovery impossible.
Henry Ward Beecher was a man of
great mental resource he was eloquent,
witty and possessed Of magnetic quail
ties as an orator.
For years he was unqueStionabIy or
thodox in bis theology aid correct
both in his precept and example.
In more recent years, it has been
impossible to follow Mr., Beechcr' s
train Of thought and reasoning, yea,
even his pronounced assertions, and
not recognize IN them, evidence Of de.
cidtd doubt, if not 2keptcism.
The evidences Of moral oblinuiiv
that were fastened upon him in the
famous (infamous) Tilton trial became
apparently 70 him as well as to others
the dividing line between the orthodox
theology Of his past life and question:
ing, imperfect and unsatisfactory doc:
trine suggested by phiIosophic research
and not by faith, implicit and perfect,
in the Bible.
Just what Mr.. Brcrher believed dur.
ing the latter years of his lie, few men
and amongst them not even himself,
knew, it is too much to say that he
was a SNeptic. but that his views were
orthodox in the common acceptation of
the term. no ore that intelligently fol.
lowed him in his doctrinal discoulses
ctn possibly claim.
His was Il giant mind, but he was
as frail, morally as many who arc en-
rolled only, in the tsts'of the mediocre;
he founded no new doctrine and weak
rned rather th4n built up the old; he
WAS a brilliant man, but Lis influence
for good in tie world bears no propor-
:. !
Catoctin clarion., 1887-03-10

me pavement on slutW:uk hcNt lM street,
under II pcnaltySof not l,ss than tnr dollar
nor more thanTwcnly dollar, toiffnch and
every violpion oftIls section. h /
SEC. II. BE cnocted 4nd ord1i"d By tie
agthpyisy at2ysxgil, l,.,s,,.
That every person residing within the taxa
| blc hnitspf1he ( m1nnat,oN of Ahchanics-
town, wli6 MAY 6Wn, hafbor"o or permit n
male dog or pup to continue or remain on
his, herpr lheirprcpiscs, wh|1cr owpcd or
FOR each n'ab dog or i'apl anil evtAf suclh
a,exsan 0wAiaG- az Ling slut nrs Il naille.
dog to remain un his, her or their premises,
shall pay a tax annually of One dollar for
each Slut, or female dog or pup.
SEC 13. BE 1t endctni and o,1uincd By the
a"thJrdy Gy"Temd;
| That it shall bc the duty of the Town Bail
! if IN the month of May in each and every
year, to snake II register of all the dogs,
male and female, owned or harbored within
! the taxable limits of the Corporation afprc-
said and return in August an Alphabetical
| list of all the names OF the owners or har-
| h0rcrS of the same to the secretary of the
Corporation and he shall also at any time
| thcrcaflrr add to said list or registry, any
| dog, male or female, that he may at the time Of
making 1t, have ommittrl, or that may have
been subsequently brought within said limits
and he shall at the time of registering such
dog, male or female, demand from the owner
/ or harpOrcr thereof the tax as lrrcinbrtOrc
! imposed, and il If be not then or within
| thirty DAYS thereafter paid, he shall proceed
to collect the same by warrant, to be issued
hv n Justice Of the Peace and in the event
! of II failure to collect the amount for which
Judgment may be recovered for the tax
! aforesaid, the doc or dogs, either male or
female, shall be killed by the BailitF aforc
said forthwith.
SEC. II. Be il tnactCd and ordained by the
""t1orHy Gfores"M;:
That no slut or female dog owned or har,
! bored within the corporate limits of Me
chanicstoWn shall be permitted TO run ut
large within said limits while she is in sea-
son or heat for the male, under Il penalty OF
not more than Twenty dollars nor less than
! one dollar for each and every time She is so
found running at large to be recovered from
the owner or hnrborcr of the same a"rccahly
to the provisions for the recovery Of Me
taxes herein before named.
SEC. 10 .lndheH co"rtd ana ordC'jnW dy
tie a"ttprtyatoremM;
That tins Ordinance shall takr effect from
q the date ofiis passage.
Passed February 2lSt lSS.. ..
!. HENRY COVER,
PrrS't 30. Com'r of Mrchanrst0Wn.
Approycd:-,l. ii. Cover, President